Warm Up Mystery Bounty (12,000 NTD)

Won Bae opened 110,000 on the hijack and took a minute before throwing in the call against Chien Lee's 580,000 all-in from the big blind.

Crushed against a premium pair, things turned around for Bae as the board T♠ 5♠ 3♣ Q♥ Q♠ landed him a boat to send Lee home. In addition to his newly won chips, Bae also drew the second largest bounty in the pot, earning him NTD 150,000 (~USD 4,610) more in prizes.

The Warm Up Mystery Bounty games have whittled down to its final nine players with local runner Daniel Yang holding down the lead. Each remaining contender is now guaranteed in NTD 55,800 (~USD 1,715) in winnings, and a chance to claim the NTD 500,000 (~USD 15,375) top prize!

Chien Lee open shoved 220,000 on the cutoff and was looked up by Kristof Segers on the big blind.

Looking to double up, Lee's pocket pair held on board 4♥ T♣ K♥ 9♠ 5♥ , earning him another run at the title.

Chien Lee limped utg, followed by a raise to 75,000 from Kristof Segers on the button. Won Bae called on the big blind, and called for 305,000 more after Lee put his tournament life on the line.

A huge favorite, Lee was in a bit of sweat as the flop A♣ 7♣ 9♣ rolled all clubs. The runout 3♠ J♠ however, showed no more, leaving his top set good for the win.

You Chua flicked in his last 25,000 on the small blind and was called right behind by Chien Lee.

In danger, Chua quickly paired up on board 9♥ 6♦ 8♥ K♠ K♣ , surviving the showdown while at the same time securing the double up.

A pile of 73,000 was already in the middle as board 3♠ 6♦ 7♥ T♠ T♣ was spread out on the felt. Chien Lee moved all-in for 79,000, sending Chen Jui deep in the tank. Jui eventually paid the price with K♥ 6♥ , yet was crushed as Lee revealed A♦ A♣ for the win.

With 19,400 already in the middle three way across board T♣ K♠ 4♠ 4♦ , action was checked to Zong Chi He, who bet 10,500. Chien Lee on the small blind, made the call, and went on to lead all-in for 15,400 on river A♠ . Zong gave up the fight and laid it down.

Chien Te Lee opened to 2,000 utg, joined by both players on the blinds to flop T♠ A♠ 6♠ . Lee continued for another 2,000, weeding out none to turn T♣ . All checked it through to river 2♦ , where Chih Pin Chang led for 7,000. Lee put in the call, yet mucked as Chang revealed flush Q♠ 3♠ .